No Bones Jones

[dvjj]

Heard and read people saying how good 'No Bones Jones' Vegetarian food stall is, but have never stumbled across it's whereabouts... Can anyone enlighten me to it's usual resting place or does it move each year?

Thanks in advance

[5co77ie]

it's on the main drag towards the Acoustic tent just outside West Holts field

[Guest]

Any seasoned Glasto veggies want to provide any further recommendations of Worthy Farm's cruelty-free cuisine outlets? I want to sample as much as I can across the weekend.

[Mikeydread]

There are loads- Manic Organic is always good.

[guypjfreak]

prob more veg food than real food

[Dog Burger]

Any seasoned Glasto veggies want to provide any further recommendations of Worthy Farm's cruelty-free cuisine outlets? I want to sample as much as I can across the weekend.

[formed a band]

Any seasoned Glasto veggies want to provide any further recommendations of Worthy Farm's cruelty-free cuisine outlets? I want to sample as much as I can across the weekend.

[Guest]

My favourites (not exclusively veggie, but do plenty of good options for us veggies) off the top of my head are No Bones Jones, the mezze stall in the Park, Manic Organic, the Caribbean stall between Other and Pyramid, Thali Café, Navajo Indian place somewhere near West Holts, Moon Burger, a tagine stall near the Other stage and the butternut squash and goats cheese pie with chips and red wine and rosemary gravy from Battersea Pie Company.

[Dog Burger]

Thanks! I'm intruiged by this tagine stall, do love a tagine.

Getting nice food is something I'm looking forward to at Glastonbury, having attended Leeds for the past four years, the most I've come to expect is not poisonous.